Use the On-screen Keyboard What if you've just created a document and your keyboard stops working before you can type a name to save the file? That's just one scenario in which you might want to use the on-screen keyboard. This is a keyboard on the screen that you can "type" on by clicking the keys with your mouse. To use it, click Start | All Programs | Accessories | Accessibility | On-screen keyboard. If your regular keyboard is still working and you want to open the on-screen keyboard, another way to do it is by clicking Start | Run and typing osk. posted by Yee 7:16 PM . . .
